The PolyCast.Net

PolyCast

PolyCast is made up of a bi-weekly, monthly, two bi-monthly and a recurring Civilization podcast. PolyCast with co-hosts CanusAlbinus, Makahlua, TheMeInTeam and MegaBearsFan cover game strategy. Entertaining and informing Civ.

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27 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

PolyCast Episode 377: Good Morning, Vietnam!

The second episode of season 15 of The PolyCast. We discuss the previews of the new Vietnam civilization and corporations game mode.

PolyCast Episode 384: No Firaxis, thank YOU!

The ningth episode of season 15 of The PolyCast. Firaxis is rumored to have several new games in development, as they also thank the Civ community for playing Civ VI.

PolyCast Episode 389: How Far Will Humankind Push Civ?

The fourteenth episode of season 15 of The PolyCast. Guest host TheChrisD and MegaBearsFan give their impressions of the recently-released Civ-competitor Humankind, and we all discuss the news of Firaxis searching for a new narrative lead for an un-announced historic strategy game.

PolyCast Episode 390: Civ Turns "The Big 3-0"

The fifteenth episode of season 15 of The PolyCast. Sid Meier's Civilization celebrates the 30th anniversary of its original release this month, and we talk about the history of the game and its future.

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